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snoes Pom felt that he could DO what Ben had done
"with voice like mine" said he after vociferstine
with the full power Of his iusty lune master Of
osa at ono of tho pedestrian races In the Madison
Square Garden "whereA be the difficulty In my whoop
Ing up on the stage Maginley couldnt begin TO
make imssf heard all through this big Garden and lido
Il easy" ~
Nobody could bear to discourage the ovial fellows
dramatic aspirations and at length he got an opporu
nifty 10 play small part In new piece at ths Olympic
Tho brevty of the role melted him 10 great % and his
voice was thunderous. 30 was the applause Of his
frisnds but the rest of the audience did not like his
deafenng method and his debut also his last ap.
pearance But he remained hrm In the belief that
behind the footshts In the circus ring he ought to
a. successful as Ben Maginey
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broken comedian was identihed In last weeks exhi.
billion OF cranks In Boweryimuseum, ,impersonatinga
halfcrazed and very wild inventor. ana No was doing
his work conscientiouhy, too.
to be settled that tbis IA the Inst veek Of Tho
"Maseotn burlesoue at the B,ou C,oodwin,s Lore,so
will not easiy be forgotten II embodes bis wildcat
humor. His e.rly work in amateur thea,ricols
il here recalled, Al far back AZ septembcr.
1874 be was a member Of tho Warren Dra
matio Association Of Boston. Quincy KIlby Was
its manager. Cbar,es r. Tbover rYank M. Rurhect 7.
Ed Millken r, Leighton Baker. John r. Heard. Susie
West, May Hamblin, and Florence Boyer were in the
club All became professionals In duo tme Milliken,
an excellent eccentric comedian is dead. Thayer q
manager oy nus and starts and ticket SPECTATOR by
force OF circumstances kby 10 Mt the Boston Thea
atre' and burbeck Is IN Bouctcauts company. AZ the
time mentioned all these were playing In the THE Code
OF HONOR ana The basemenu behe.' inc hrst was
adapted from the French by John A. woodward, an
employee Of tho Boston city Government who after
ward Quilted the Hub short In his accounts hav-
ing sQuandereu most OK II on tho actress known a.
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Nihln. ana n,.yed tbrss ..rs An nt,,tv n.rt.
under the senior CHARLES R. Thornes management.
Later that season he borrowed velvet and played
q fop in Stuart Robson's "Law In New York" at the
Howard Boston 1t was not until the following
that acted the newsboy in tho piece and at the
same theatre and It was thero that he first gave mita
tionA This much Of Goodwin's earlier history has
hitherto been unwrtten, has anybody Ever recol
ected he occasionally used recte aud give his
limitations at Saratoga during the summers while his
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-'AN V" -1A " WV ~''.e - .'NA" ''A''1 "''''
"Harbor Lights" IL doing well financially at Wal
lacks that change Of bill is not to be expected for
weeks yet Notwithstanding Its literary crudeness is
considered good piece for the circuits and the rights
and Frank w Sanger own It for America and thew can
keen Il tight because Il in unpublished Joseph g.
Havorth who has done yerv we'll as JACK Ye in their
"Hoodmon " Blind" COMPANY will have the leading
rols in Harbor Lights for travel and probably most
Of tboas now IN Hoodman Blind on tour will be- re
tained for the new partv
AeNooney US. ~in run unti' tne emu or the sea
son u atsanA ADou' 'he hfss week IN nay the COM
pany wi saf. on .neH toao trip feachins san fran-
cisco ON 'u's sno piAsing tnere nVo OF Blk weeks
That wsllbalanoed and long prosperous minstrel
troupe headed by George Thatcher, George Primrose
and william II. West are at Nibios this week, and
Frederick W. Mills the Australian ventriloQuist Joins
avnn nnaYa and
puIv R,c.,. vhss,v com,c.ii,v a. end man NSt wasr
.Ai,,. !, Inraor - 4. ,o ,h,u, Nih,o.. o,d;,n- ,.h
Cor. T.nnsr IN IN. leading role
Richard Mansfield comes to the Union Square IN
Prince Karl" which, since Its summer at the Madison
square ne mas been using In the west and South Jo-
seph Frankau, Eme Germon, Cyril Scott, Emma sheri-
dan and Beatrice Cameron who were with him before
N.ols,s ss.r.snt schoo, oroI,,,.. -, 1854 s,o t.
a.noht.r Of Cen Mari sherdan and IA in the hnb,t n,
~rtino nostrv Miss Cameron T. vonno in tN. nrofss.
,on INT an. has dome e,c.,lent orr az for Nanso,d
to play several weeks at tho Union Square, and during
his stay the evening performances will not commence
until sS O'Clock. These changes Of time confusing
to audiences.
nubt With an odtime adm,xtu,e Of vandevls and dra
matte Entertainment such as Manager Poole used IN
oer vears AGO at the Olympic This week he has IN.
Harveys, musicians; Lester and Williams, comedians
who have starred the Caldwell sisters singers of duets
Harry Braha the man with the expressive face Katie